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via CRAFT by Rachel Hobson on 9/17/10
Our friends at BurdaStyle point us to this video about Spanish fashion designer, Manel Torres, who worked with scientists to develop a spray-on fabric that can be used to create clothing.
The liquid is made from a suspension of tiny cotton fibers and plastic as well as a solvent. When it's sprayed, the solvent evaporates, and allows the material to harden.
Like existing materials, the fabric can be washed and re-worn, or be transformed in to new pieces of clothing.
The fabric can be dissolved with the same solvent and re-sprayed again and again.
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